American economy
The American economy looks strong on paper, yet companies are cutting jobs at the fastest pace in years. This growing disconnect is the new layoff paradox, where profits rise while workers lose their place in the system.
Europe
Europe is drifting into a strange kind of crisis. It is quiet, uneven, and almost invisible if you only follow the headlines. France gets the noise — the protests, the downgrades, the political drama. But what I keep noticing is how similar tensions are appearing in Brussels, Berlin, Rome, Madrid and
Hello friends, I want to share something personal today. My Medium earnings did not fall like a crash. They slipped quietly, almost politely — from one thousand dollars a month to two hundred. The writing stayed the same. The readers stayed the same. Yet the income evaporated. For a long time,
Europe is preparing to turn Russia’s three hundred billion dollars of frozen reserves into reconstruction funds for Ukraine. On paper, it looks like a moral victory. In reality, it may be the most dangerous financial decision the West has made in decades. The entire Western-led financial system rests on
The global order is not collapsing. It is being rearranged — quietly, unevenly, and faster than most governments admit. This site exists to track those shifts as they happen, and to explain what they mean for people watching from Karachi, Munich, Washington, Riyadh, or anywhere in between. Over the past two